Conan 2
About the artist
Neal Adams
Neal Adams was among the most influential American comic artists of the late twentieth century. His late-1960s runs on X-Men, Batman and the socially engaged Green Lantern/Green Arrow (with writer Denny O’Neil) introduced a new photorealism and cinematic dynamism to mainstream superhero art. Adams was also a leading advocate for creators’ rights, playing a pivotal role in securing recognition and compensation for Superman’s creators Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster.
About this series
Conan the Barbarian
Conan the Barbarian, Robert E. Howard's Cimmerian warrior created in the 1932 pulps, has been a fixture of comics since Marvel's 1970 adaptation by writer Roy Thomas and artist Barry Windsor-Smith — later continued for a historic run by John Buscema. Countless artists across Marvel and Dark Horse have since contributed to the Hyborian Age, making Conan one of the most continuously illustrated literary characters in the medium.
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Neal Adams original comic art.
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